Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-06
"A fire. satin.lincd Ovcrcnat ut
KaufTman's store for Sll.

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--Don't forget to Gallon J. w. Sto-
ver aud examine his assortment OF
gents gloves. He las certainly fine
selection and sells them nj great bar
gains.
Man ut the telephone-.-W have at
Musser II Sons shoe store Kip and
French Kip. grain, sewcd and pegged
Calf Boots, for men aud boys, heavy
ana light weight. Duck rubber boots,
felt boots from Sl.35 TO Sl.75.
john Reinhold, Reading, Pa, is mt
present soiournlng IN these valleys and
Is huNin up apples to ship to the
eastern market. When through with
his canvass he will have shipped about
seven carloads, OF 5000 bushels.
ALWAYS ON TIE Go.-The meat wa
gon of Gettig & Kreamel's meat mar
ket. They are doing slashing busi-
ness aud all their customers are pleased
with their splendid meat. When in
need of fresh beef, pork or mutton give
them u call.
~-All are inyited 10 call on Miss Sa-
die l.. Grove and examine her stock OF
Fall and Winter Millinery goods which
have just been received from New
York. Her place of business is IN j.
| G.. Meyers house, opposite the hotel In
Aaronsburg.
--Ex-Gov. Curtin treated us to flib-
eral dose of congressional recordsthe re-
ceIpt of which we hereby acknowledge.
1t required bushel basket TO carry the
bulky documents from the post office
down to the JOURNAL office and in
creased the library in our paper room
by about fifteen volumes.
boiling applebutter, making soap
and cleaning house are the chief aims
of the housewives life at this season of
the year, and the docile benedict stands
in ave of the big black "kittles," the
large rolls of carpets and manifold
joints of stove pipe, and respectfully
awaits orders from headquarters.
An inquistion board of three, an
attorney, physician and reliable cit
izen, were summoned TO Squire Reif
snyder's Office on Tuesday, 10 decide
upon the sanity or insanity of John
Cummings, the farmer on Jacob Sank
ey's farm. The committee DECLARED
Mr.. Cummings insane aud will so re-
port TO the next quarter session court.
AN OLD NURSES THIRTY YEARS
| EXPERIENCE. An old muse Of thirty
years experience says that she has nev-
or used a wire that has had such a
pleasing effect on her patients as that
made by Mr.. Alfred Speer, Of Passaic,
n. j.. 1t is a pure article and people
have confidence in it. Ask any noted
physician. For sale by druggists.
MIR. Charles Slower, of Aaronsburg,
coniemplates removing from there, to
take charge OF grocery store at
Hughesville, Lycoming Co. We are
not able TO say when the change will
occur but presume some time this fall.
Mr.. A. o. Deininger, the gentleman's
father-in-law, now engaged in the cigar
making business ut ClarRstown, Pa,
also intends moving to Hughesyille,
with'a view Of carrying on the cigar
business more extensively there.
Dyspepsia makes the lives of many
people miserable, and often leads to
! self lf-destruction. We know or no rem
edy for dyspepsia more successful than
Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t acts gently,
get. surely and efficiently, tones the
stomach and other organs, removes the
faint feeling, creates a good appetite,
cures headache, aud refreshes the bur-
dened mind. Give Hoods Sarsaparilla
fair trial. 1t will do you good.
WooDwARD's SENSATION. - The
good people of Woodward, the little vii
lage at the eastern end of the valley ARE
at present in a teyerish state of excite
ment. A good horse, of sorrel color,
has been found dead in the thick woods
in the Narrows about two miles east Of
Woodward. The horse has evidently
been shot, but nobody knows whose
horse it might be nor had anybody seen
the animal taken there. All kinds of
wild rumOrs are aflOat in the neighb0r-
hood and many even sniff foul play. AS
the matter is wrapped in mystery We
are unable to satisfy our readers with
particulars this week.
CRITICAL SITUATION. MATCHMAKER
z. III. Musser had an unpleasant en-
counter the other day, while returning
home from hunt in the woods. To
make a short cut he crossed the fields
of Jared Snook's farm, west of town,
when two large dogs came running af-
ter and made for him in dead earnest.
Philip felt that it was dangerous en-
counter and raised his gun in self de-
fence. The dogs understood and stop
ped, but as soon as Philip rested arms
they renewed their attack. He had to
keep the brutes under cover of his gun
barrel and back out of the field until he
reached the fence which he cleaIed and
thus put an unsurmountable barrier be-
! tween himself and the bloodthirsty
hounds. Had he been on the highway
there would he two CANNES less in the
world, but under the circumstances lie
was willing to let the dogs alone as long
as they left him alone.
The Lutheran SYNOD of Central
Pennsylvania which was in session at
Miffiinburg on Tuesday, Sept. eth was
opened by Rev. z. Graif,o of Mifflintown.
The proceedings of this ministerial
body are reported as having been of the
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